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THURSDAY, JUNE U. 1962
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
Stockmen Tell of
Plans to Reclaim
Valley Flood Land
r, Salem - IUPU - A group of
jStockmen from northern
, Warner Valley in Lake coun
ty resubmitted a plan for re
claiming about 8,000 acres in
the southern part of the valley
to the Oregon Land Board
Tuesday. The board asked for
more details. .
"r The area involved li the
,'Crump Lake flood plain. .'.
." At the same time, a group
" from the valley's . southern
sector protested the plan. Wil
(. liam Wales, Klamath Fails en
gineer, said the proposed pro
r. gram isn't feasible from an
- engineering standpoint,
- Group Led
" The Northern Warner val
ley group was led by Lake-
view attorney Forest fc.
-.Cooper.
c., Southern Warner Valley
group was led by ; Ted Conn,
. also a Lakeview. attorney.
Cooper's group is proposing
a flood control, irrigation and
grazing land rehabilitation
! project in the southern sec
i tion, which lies within a 10,
'000 acre stretch-of swamp
land owned by the land board.
"The site is about 25 miles east
-of Lakeview.
''; State Engineer Chris Whee
" 'lcr and other state officials
said a great deal more engi-
neering work must be done
before the proposal will De
undersianaaDie.
New Three-Year
"Contract Signed
As Strike Ends,
Spokane (UPD The 26-day-,r:old
Inland Empire construc
tion strike which has idled
' some 9,000 men. came to an
, end Tuesday with the an
' nounccment that the Team
: sters and the Associated Gen-
eral Contractors had come to
'terms. . ,
In a joint announcement,
Les Johnson of the AGC and
,.J. E. Whitney of the, union
..announced ratification of a
. .three-year contract calling for
, a 61-cent hourly package in-
-' crease, travel pay and a hir
ing procedure.. , .
Johnson and Whitney said
. the agreement, had been ac
cepted by a majority vote of
. .the contractors and some 400
. striking members of the
. . Teamsters Union. . .
.; Pay Hike '
Under terms of the agree-
; ment, the Teamsters will re-
ceive a 16-cent hourly in
crease when they return to
work, another 20-cent in
, . crease May 1, 1063, and the
other 15-cent pay hike.May 1,
1964.
Also included In the agree
ment is a five-cent an hour
Increase on health and wel
'. fare payments and a five-cent
. increase in pension fund pay-
- ments.
- - The Teamsters struck con
., struction projects in the area
May 28.
CRESWELL
Some 5,000 carpenters came
: to terms with the AGC last
.-. Friday. The strike of the two
groups had halted work on
some $200 million worth of
.'Construction projects since
May 16, when the carpenters
walked off their jobs.
Astronaut Aided
Alter Gear Trouble
Miami -aw- Astronaut Vir
gil I. Gus Grissom was helped
out of a tight spot Tuesday
while piloting a Jet fighter
44.000 feet over Jacksonville,
Fla.
Grissom, an Air Force cap-
r tain, was en route from Pope
Field, N.C., to Patrick Air
' Force Base neHr Cape Canav-
eral when the navigational
equipment on his F106 stop
pen functioning.
The suborbital spaceman
notified Patrick, which in
turn called Miami's Air Route
Traffic Control Center. The
center was able to pick up a
radar emergency signal from
-Grissom's jot, flying above a
- thunderstorm.
The Miami center said It
directed Grissom safely into
' range of the airbase approach
' control, which guided the as
tronaut Into a safe landing at
Patrick.
Grissom telephoned t h e
Miami center when he landed
to extend his thanks.
"I don't know how I could
have gotten down without
you," the astronaut said.
UNCLAIMED ITEMS
.' New York -lUPft- The Port
of New York Authority Wed
ncsday auctions off thousands
-of unclaimed items lost in its
terminals. Up for bids are an
ice crushing machine, an elec
tric massnger. a box of elec
tric shavers, two wicker bar
stools, a pair of pith helmets.
Chim.se popular records and a
skindiving outfit complete
with air tank.
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